(3)4 people arrested in police sweep over al-Qaida case

TOKYO, Japan - Kane Yaya, 41, a Malian living in Tokyo's Shinjuku Ward, is arrested May 26 for alleged violation of immigration control and other laws in police raids on about 10 locations thought linked to an alleged senior member of the al-Qaida terrorist network. (Kyodo)

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